it's so impressive to imagine that by that time humans would most likely have control of huge lot of different planets
@X_294212 күн бұрын
where is Philippines?
@hilwaamanamankiyar-pp5bf21 күн бұрын
AGU
@jannis1129 күн бұрын
NICe
@ezekyelvidor8179Ай бұрын
Pangea was so large that it became the largest desert ever and is the cause of one of the 5th mass extinctions.
@you2tooyou2tooАй бұрын
Even though almost a decade old, this gives me a much better 'feel' for the diversity of planets even if only in the ven diagram intersection of our technology & the planets actually out there.
@bramilanАй бұрын
I listen to the beginning. It sounds really interesting, but the sound quality was too low and I couldn't go on listening more than a few minutes. Try to have better microphones for the next time. Thank you anyway.
@RationallySkepticalАй бұрын
You completely left out the surface whistle.
@rachelcoyte8961Ай бұрын
For those interested, the talk starts at 31:00.
@lindapindabelinda3570Ай бұрын
This would’ve been 1000 times better without all that talking
@That-Guy-79Ай бұрын
1.21 jiggawatts. You're gonna see some serious sh*t!
@tinfoilhomer909Ай бұрын
Fantastic video, nobody has published more recent research yet.
@ayxansamedov9417Ай бұрын
Pangea breaks up with other boyfriends(continents) Its a joke guys
@jacobspencer5295Ай бұрын
It actually moved way faster within a year than millions. Fact ✔️
@davidgooshaw24022 ай бұрын
I was there in the early 80's to install electronic equipment on a couple of occasions. It could be a pretty rough life outside but inside it was really pretty decent. It's so weird seeing it this way.
@charlierichardson97042 ай бұрын
In the curb of the parking lot scene, I see quite a few of trees in the adjacent area, have their root action been eliminated from possible curb movement ?????? Please remove blinders. Thx.
@twotone34712 ай бұрын
Oh Dear! Looks rather landslide-y.
@Dev223_2 ай бұрын
Am i allowed to do this??
@harhahrharАй бұрын
Idk but would be cool
@jacksek122 ай бұрын
Seems to me the worst of the depletion happens off the asian cost. Above china and eussias un hecked indusrrial zones. Unless China Russia and India curb their pollution, it doesn't matter what the rest of the world does
@jeffdavis58412 ай бұрын
Great explanation. I lived for about 25 years just below Mission Peak in the "Mission San Jose " area of Fremont. Hiked Mission Peak many times. A very seismic area with the Hayward fault and Calaveras fault. And of course the Loma Prieta fault not far away where the big 1989 quake occurred on.
@BoyProdigyX2 ай бұрын
Okay so I watched it in super slo-mo... and, while it MAY require the patience of a Zen Buddhist monk, it's a brand new experience where you get a particularly "scratched-itch" type of satisfaction from the slow, slow dance haha Grow anxiety, slowly deliver closure, repeat. Also things seem to happen at this mechanical, one-at-a-time sort of pacing. Here's was my experience (in chronological order)... - Imagining Australia as a "baby", watching it run to her mother's side (her mom turns out to be a long legged penguin... as well as Asia by the way) for protection - Antarctica (prey) then starts to run for the "gulf-of-protection" created by mother and child, but South America (predator) makes chase! Buuut, for some reason scared little Anty freezes just before it gets there 😮💨 - As the Americas prepare for a steady landing, note the silhouette of a wolf head, created by the negative space that is the Pacific Ocean - Once there's an equilibrium of distance between all the landmasses previously mentioned, there's a very satisfying "docking sequence" (Picture huge pieces of, say, a new, advanced scout space station. Floating through the vacuum of outer space, in slow, synchronized choreography, they settle snuggly into position - Almost this entire time, MidEast EurAfrica has been playing "Mirror-Buddies" with the Americas. It has meticulously maintained the same profile against The Old-New World. Almost entirely a mere shadow until now, MidEast EurAfrica now has the spotlight... and BOY does this diva really hold that final note, MILKING its 15 minutes for all it's worth! - And finally MidEast EurAfrica folds into the brand new, Great United Canaxico Desert. The desert's newly earned "Largest, Hottest, Most Arid" title, gets it's stone setting when finally the Greater Atlantic Lakes get pushed away by MidEast EurAfrica, until... bent on a landlock, she ultimately gets her way... - You can now feel all your muscles relax as you also inhale your first full chest of air since you started this test of patience haha PS - If you actually read all this, you really ARE the Master of Patience! haha 🤙🏼🌺
@Hokunin2 ай бұрын
When new mega Pangea would be created, humanity would look totally different. I mean in such a time span the genome is very unstable and constantly changes, we would look totally alienish. Imagine a tiny rat creature turning into a today human - that level of metamorphosis. I wonder how wildly we would look in future pangea land.
@Always_moving3 ай бұрын
or lull your baby to sleep
@Always_moving3 ай бұрын
snore while sleeping
@PacoOtis3 ай бұрын
Very well presented and thanks for sharing.
@tremon36883 ай бұрын
Es... Fascinante
@elitonb13 ай бұрын
Tudo isso foi por conta do carramelo que vai jogar uma dinherama de rio a baixo e tudo culpa do caramelo. a inflacao vai subir Voce pergunta e com caramelo ou sem caramelo .
@ASLBR19753 ай бұрын
Pangeia era assim não???
@AmanChowdhury8883 ай бұрын
❤
@ksoman9533 ай бұрын
Amazing.
@AkagiZillo153 ай бұрын
According to this model there is no san adreas quake that splits cali. Looks like we are safe then 😆
@joeyfalcone39903 ай бұрын
the link for purchase is not working
@Leandro_F_R3 ай бұрын
Through the simulation, even dinosaurs will return and man will return to living in caves.
@azdbio3 ай бұрын
N'importe quoi ! Ils compressent l'océan Atlantique. Or, ceilui-ci constitue une ancienne faille qui repousse les continents en sens inverse.
@Vincent-rz3jr3 ай бұрын
La pangée ! Vers 2050 parait-il ?! 😉
@CuriousGeorgeRockwell3 ай бұрын
now you know the reason behind the sudden influx of "natural" disasters that have been bombarding certain areas. they're weaponozing weather against their own citizens
@cacogenicist3 ай бұрын
That doesn't show any rifting, as in eastern Africa. The Sierra Nevada microplate in California will probably end up in the Aleutian trench. Etc.
@PlayNowWorkLater3 ай бұрын
Another video that shows details of the construction of this tank would be nice. I’ve read the paper linked in the description, but it’s hard to make sense of the actual mechanisms employed to carry out the experiment. I really love this video by the way. Quite interesting to see turbidity like currents moving sediment down canyons. And how those canyons are carved out
@miacalhoun34143 ай бұрын
Maybe we were all meant to live and be together like this.....
@n2rj3 ай бұрын
Poor New Zealand
@divisorplot3 ай бұрын
ask some t.v weather [people about ground leader lighting from large downtown offices, have CN tower here was just wondering if any ground leader lighting photos from such structures.
@sethb95453 ай бұрын
We are under Judgement
@prabhakarv41933 ай бұрын
Very nice and informative. Thank you
@PlayNowWorkLater3 ай бұрын
Would be great to also have the 3D imagery of slabs that have broken off and have slowly been sinking since. It is my understanding that there is a VERY large slab about 1000 Km below the east cost of North America. Otherwise, I really enjoyed watching this imagery. My favourite part is the Juan de Fuca plate which is apparently the last remains of the Faralon plate, which historically has been viewed as very big. And the main driver for the accretion of island arcs to the west coast of North America, and yet, all that is seen of the Juan de Fuca (Faralon) plate is pretty insignificant. It surely should put to question wether the Faralon plate did actually do what past Geology has suggested it to. Also, with the Faralon plate, if it did break off, it does not look like there was any Flat Slab subduction, another model I’m not fully convinced of.
@luekim56153 ай бұрын
Taiwan is not China, please respect our country
@priyankajoshi61863 ай бұрын
Love it 😍
@1SeanBond3 ай бұрын
That's absolutely amazing! I never knew that! Awesome Ty for sharing this with us friend! Luv&peace Sean&Family 💛🤘⚘💫